Tonga Red Cross Society

"ONE DROP OF HUAMNITY, GIVE BLOOD, SAVE LIVES"

Tonga Red Cross Society celebrates World Blood Donor Day on June 15th this year. This day is dedicated to honoring and thanking the millions of generous individuals who selflessly donate blood, offering patients in need a second chance at life.

Blood donation is not just a generous act; it is a critical component of healthcare that saves lives and supports those in need. By donating blood, individuals contribute to the well-being of their community and help ensure that life-saving resources are available for everyone. Regular donations are essential to meet the ongoing demand for blood and maintain a healthy blood supply.

The full process of donating blood takes about an hour, but the actual donation itself is typically completed in less than 8 minutes. Your single act of compassion can save up to three lives. Join us in this life-saving mission. Come with a willing heart, leave knowing you’ve made the world brighter for someone else.

Be the reason someone gets to hug their loved ones again

Mea mai Tonga ketau fetakinima I hao foaki ho toto ke sii moui ai ho fanga tokoua moho fanga tuofafine moe tuongaane oku nau sii fiemau moui! Ko hoo lava mai moeku iai teta ohake ai a Tonga kiha Tonga mouilelei mo masani foki

"A SINGLE PINT CAN SAVE THREE LIVES. A SINGLE GESTURE CAN CREATE A MILLION SMILES."

TONGA YOU'LL MOST WELCOME TO SAVE OTHER'S LIVES.

Time: 15th of June ( whole day)
Place : Digicel square

We provide immediate assistance to families who suffer from fire accidents by providing all necessary basic needs including, tents, kitchen supplies, hygiene kit and other essentials.
Let’s all stay vigilant and take extra care when using items that could spark a fire. Your safety starts at home.
Ko e malu mo e hao ho famili ‘oku ‘i ho ‘aofinima.
(The safety of your family is in your hands.)

TRCS answers a call for support from our Psychiatric Ward in Vaiola Hospital during this cold winter season with the need for more blankets for their patients.

We were delighted to meet with High Commissioner Robert Sisilo of the Solomon Islands, Ambassador Jane Chigiyal of the Federal States of Micronesia, High Commissioner Curtis Leonard Tuihalangingie of Tonga and High Commissioner Samuelu Laloniu of Tuvalu at our Mission in Australia, to share updates around the Global Initiative on IHL.

It was a great opportunity to hear Pacific perspectives on protection of the natural environment and the importance of international humanitarian law.

Read more about the Global Initiative on IHL: https://www.upholdhumanityinwar.org/en

Tonga Red Cross help to a house fire at Holonga Tongatapu by donating emergency shelter and emotional support to displaced families.

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Even faced with the unprecedented scope and scale of challenges, humanitarian aid workers distinguished themselves through their courage, commitment, and drive to their fellow help in need.

Tonga Red Cross Society has deep gratitude to ARC for a capacity building financial services and management training.

Australia Red Cross (ARC) actively support the Tonga Red Cross Society (TRCS) by providing comprehensive financial management and procurement training. These programs are designed to build local capacity in budgeting, standardized reporting, and financial accountability to ensure sustainable and transparent humanitarian operations.

We're warmly acknowledge the ongoing partnership and vital support from Australia Red Cross that helps strengthen our long-term operational sustainability.

We are pleased to share that our Resource Mobilization Coordinator recently attended the Tonga - Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF) Programming Co-Design National Consultations, held at the Prime Minister’s Office.
By participating in these co-design consultations we are ensuring that our local community needs align seamlessly with regional funding mechanisms. We look forward to working hand-in-hand with the PRF and our partners to build a safer more sustainable and climate-resilient Tonga.

Is your organisation ready to raise funds instantly when the next crisis hits?
In the Pacific, every second counts. Delayed funding directly impacts emergency relief on the ground.
Join the Pacific RM Network for a vital webinar on Fundraising in Emergencies & Rapid Resource Mobilization. Learn how to strengthen your emergency response and mobilize resources fast.
Facilitators & Speakers:

* Lupe Malafu ( Maama Mele Finehika Calista ) (Chairperson of Pacific RM Network & Resource Coordinator for tonga red cross society)
* Ms. Amelia Baro (Business Development Advisor, IFRC CCD Pacific)

Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM (Fiji Time)

Stay safe Tonga